about the joneses. >> so even in the newsroom, that was a leading theory?of your clear, first steps. in any disappearance or murder case. what is the motive? and the joneses, could have a modus. >> there was judge, there was some differences. and certainly we looked at that angle. >> prince george detective judy thomas, was leading the inquiry into wendy's disappearance. and this early into the investigation, it was -- . >> this is the difficulty with missing person files. there is no real starting point. you don't have a scene. you don't have any leads and it makes it difficult. >> she decided to focus the investigation closer to home. she discovered that none of wendy's close or personal things were missing from her house. except for her passport. so, the obvious question? >> did you have the feeling that this is a woman who may have just up in left? >> we had to look at all possibilities. you have to keep an open mind when you start on these investigations. because, we had at that point, very limited information on who she was. >> where do you start? may

more understandable and closer to the joneses, who speaks english, the ukrainians were advised not to go out on the streets of novi on this day, having smeared the centuries of the pitch of the suite, which means not from a day ago. tell me what, shelling of large cities is possible. in kyiv, the subway works. as a bomb shelter. in kharkiv, a three-day curfew begins a long curfew that will last until 07:00 on august 25 ministry of culture. i wanted to give ukrainians a gesture reminiscent of the emblem of a trident, but it turned out to be indecent right in the fact that such a gesture jay c the fact is that such a gesture already exists, and he shows an obscene person in the literal sense of the word on his fingers. what kind of sex does he like? as you understand, the prostrub is out of the question. in general, you could earn a trident with your toe. as a result, they changed their minds, even the most creative officials were sent for the weekend, fearing attacks on state institutions. there is a country called ukraine, not the mission is sure to lead to a russian catastrophe feder

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russian language, which you came to defend, and we are much more understandable and closer to the joneses on the independence day of ukraine in kiev boris johnson himself appeared and also received his sign on alie. brave, next to the duda, took out his hand from somewhere in his back pocket, held it out to zelensky and admitted that supporting ukraine is too expensive. putin fatally underestimated ukraine, he fatally underestimated the price that the world is ready to pay for supporting ukraine, and we will go for it. and although it must be admitted that after six months of the conflict, the price is actually high. and on this financial military assistance, the country is the only one holding on. zelensky was asked directly to ukraine in general, there is that on this day of the ball, and we are discounts on the fallow as far as we are independent as much as possible, today we are as independent as we are, much more confidently performed on the holiday with the head of the whole tinned, writing down and releasing our alternative appeal to the nation to you thank you defenders and defend

they were mistakenly sent to prosecutors by joneses attorneys. >> alex jones learning the cost of hisst pay $4.1 million to the parents of one of the sandy hook victims, for years of unfounded claims like this. >> sandy hook is a completely fake with actors, in my view, manufacture. >> but jones did an about-face from his lies about the school shooting. >> is 100% real pay >> for the parents of jesse lewis who brought the suit, the damages were far less than the $150 million they sought but far more than that eight dollars jones attorney offered in closing arguments, a dollar for each of the claims. >> the jury returned a verdict exceeding $4 million, that's a darn good start. we have the punishment phase. >> he may face even bigger troubles over the trove of text messages mistakenly sent to the plaintiff's attorney. the text include what the attorney called, intimate messages with trump advisor, roger stone. the committee is looking into jones role in the rally and right at the capital and jones attorney asked for a mistrial based on the email's and the judge denied the request. >> a

domestic appliances, cars, refrigerators, kitchens, was a means of keeping up with the proverbial joneses. the ability to buy, and especially to chase what one bought was also seen as an important facet of the american way of life. and of american superiority over the communists. and we see this again and again throughout cultural history and the cold war. the cards were sold as a popular children's commodity, which draws them into this form of citizenship. the fight of the red menace guards beautiful color images, with even numbered cards, depicting people and events linked to the united states, and our numbered guards, showing grant or communist activities. each card is numbered entitled, and carries a short paragraph of text relating to the image on the card. above the copyright information at the bottom of the card is written fight the red menace, red being the sign of the soviets. so, fight the red menace was in navy blue because the united states, represented by blue, it is fighting. and red menace in red. the red and white stars depicted on the box a repeated alongside the text in

of domestic appliances cars refrigerators kitchens was a means of keeping up with the proverbial joneses the ability to buy and especially to choose what juan bought was also seen as an important facet of the american way of life and of american superiority over the communists and we see this again and again throughout cultural history in the cold war the cards were saul sold as a popular children's commodity which draws them into form of citizenship. the fight the red menace cards feature on full color images even with even numbered cards depicting people and events linked to the united states and i numbered cards showing red or communist activities. each card is numbered and titled and carries a short paragraph of text relating to the image on the card above the copyright information at the bottom of the card is written fight the red menace or red being the sun the sign of the soviets and it and so fight the red menace was in navy blue because the united states represented by blue is fighting and red menace in red the red and white stars depicted on the box and are repeated alongside t

russian language, which you came to defend, and we are much more understandable and closer to the joneseson independence day of ukraine , boris johnson himself appeared in kiev and boris johnson himself also received his sign on the alley, brave next to the duda reaching out his hand from somewhere in his back pocket, handed it to zelensky and admitted that ukraine's support costs too much. putin fatally underestimated ukraine, he fatally underestimated the price that the world is ready to pay for supporting ukraine, and we are ready for it let's go to. and although it must be admitted that after six months of the conflict, the price is actually high. and the country is the only one holding on to this financial military assistance. zelensky was asked directly that ukraine generally has something to mark skilki on this day. we are as far as fallow land we are as independent as it is, perhaps today we are so independent, much more confidently spoke on the holiday, the commander-in-chief of all zaluzhnaya, having recorded and released his alternative appeal to the nation to you thank you, th

prevent others from having to go through what they went through and to deal with the likes of the alex joneses of the world. this matters a ton. we have the experts for it. former federal prosecutor paul butler and a journalist who's been covering this for the daley beast, will summer, and a journalist who's been following it for msnbc news, will collins. will, you have told us previously in the coverage how there were these shocking breakthrough moments, bad moments for mr. jones. walk us through the news tonight, part one of the multimillion dollars punishment. >> sure, exactly. as you said, the jury came back today and said alex jones has to pay them $4.1 million in compensatory damages. that's sort of the direct economic response there. and then tomorrow they're going start the punitive phase, and that's when we find out -- you saw the attorney for the plaintiffs saying he's hoping for a nine-figure settlement. it's my understanding that texas has some caps on that, so it perhaps won't be that high. excuse me, damages, yes. now that's the phase we're entering into, so presumably more money

joneses money to good use. mr. jones, on the other hand, or not sleep easy tonight, with punitive damages still to be decided and multiple additional defamation lawsuits pending. it is clear that mr. jones's time on the american stage is finally coming to an end. now the question is, is that true? and in a more broader discussion is well, about disinformation and if it is time to pay the piper, will that song stop and hold variety of ways? will it stop others? let's talk with our panel tonight. i have scott jennings, abby and david -- glad to see you all here. listen, first of all, it might surprise you, and i'm getting ready to tell you, there was a moment, apparently, where alex jones responded and called this a win for truth. i will play for you it in a little bit. this is where the spin is. what is your thoughts on this particular compensatory damages win? >> i am glad that the parents of the little boy are happy with this. if they're happy, i'm happy. i am glad that he can still be punished further. i'm glad t

order jones to pay the same family another 4.1 million and compensatory damages for the suffering jonesesthe new york times and author of sandy hook, an american tragedy and the battle for truth. she joins me now to discuss all this. elizabeth, let's talk about the outcome of the trial. did we expect such a sizeable win for the plaintive? i know they were asking for more, but this was a lot. >> yeah, especially for texas, this is a lot. there has been a lot of talk about how damages in the punitive category are kept at 750,000 per plaintiff, that would be for each of the parents, nil and scarlet. this is a symbolic judgment that the lawyers for them are saying that they are going to test and try to get as much of this money as they can for the families. regardless, it's not only an unexpected financial win, but it is also a moral victory for the parents, what they really wanted to do was to strike a blow against disinformation and viral false narratives that alex jones is the chief purveyor of. >> i would like to step back for a second. how did we get to this point? it is not normal for a

nobody is outside of new york jonesing to attack new york. but he never did, he never tried this amphibious assault because he realized how disastrous it would have been had he gotten his draw others and had a chance to do an amphibious assault back in boston. , so he would make these plans and i think he was sincere about them. but he'd always find a reason to cancel them at the last minute. and, we as americans, can be glad he did. because had he done a disastrous assault, that's the sort of thing that would've really hurt the american cause. and start off the session by saying that washington started off the war as a bad general and he became a great general because he learned, sometimes, the most effective thing for a general to do is nothing. >> right. >> his big contribution was his self restraint. >> yeah, and i think this is so compelling to think about. a lot of times, to, i think that the american revolution is portrayed isis revelation that people are surprised that the americans win. but you make it seem like, in your book, that i

understand the russian language, which you came to defend us, is much more understandable and close to the jonesesenglish, besides, johnson says what the ukrainian authorities want to hear leaving the skand. the prime minister of britain that day even flew to kiev, rolled his name into asphalt , became an honorary member of the loyalty program of the ukrainian railways, received the order of freedom from zelensky, and did his wife remember why he should be loved? i am proud that we have provided more weapons to ukraine than any other european country, including 6,900 tank shells , a multiple rocket launcher air defense system and i promise that even more ammunition will come to ukraine, other european leaders congratulated the independent in the same spirit. french president macron, urged not to show weakness towards russia, chancellor scholz, promised to help kiev to everyone and i will listen to him speak like ukrainian nationalists glory to ukraine a. then schultz went to a military training ground, where under the guidance of instructors. nato almost half a thousand soldiers are learning aloud

we clenched our fists and gnaw out our fate and we are much more understandable and closer to the jonesess and marauders who did all this in russian, and we don’t always sit down at the negotiating table under the influence of fear with a gun. at visk, the most terrible iron for us is not rockets, planes and tanks, but shackles, not trenches, but shackles, and we will raise our hands only once, when we celebrate our victory, our cotton wool grid. scarecrow-meowache continue to talk about some rape. if he himself suddenly forgot, then his ombudswoman denisova has her last name. so, she was retired. for what for lying to the whole world about the fact that the russians raped someone somewhere, and failing to present any evidence, denisov was dismissed for this , and zelensky, who got used to the final irrevocably, and continues his role in the role bullshit please. of course, it’s hard for me to look at photos and videos from donetsk because i bought summer chairs in this shopping center the administration building, which was struck yesterday on the second floor. i had an office, on that up